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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 4899934, member: 19463"]I am not known for having EF coins but I do value coins with legible legend. I believe my 'finest' Julian Caesar is the type that ended his time as Caesar after the Falling Horsemen where finished. This Cyzicus /SPES REI PVBLICE is what I consider 'not bad for these'. I also have a decent one of these for Constantius II but his last FH coins are similarly hard to find really nice. When Julian became Augustus, things really got better fast! I have not seen a JII Augustus coin that looked nearly as bad as the average Caesar coin. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]1182353[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>Will Fine+ but well centered do? Aquileia</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1182349[/ATTACH] This Alexandria coin has little wear and retains most of the die detail it ever had --- and that is not much! Look at the fully unstruck areas obverse bottom and reverse top that retain the surface of the unstruck blank. [ATTACH=full]1182354[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>I sold and gave away 3 or 4 Julians in the last year or two. They did not survive my 'condition snob' phase.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 4899934, member: 19463"]I am not known for having EF coins but I do value coins with legible legend. I believe my 'finest' Julian Caesar is the type that ended his time as Caesar after the Falling Horsemen where finished. This Cyzicus /SPES REI PVBLICE is what I consider 'not bad for these'. I also have a decent one of these for Constantius II but his last FH coins are similarly hard to find really nice. When Julian became Augustus, things really got better fast! I have not seen a JII Augustus coin that looked nearly as bad as the average Caesar coin. [ATTACH=full]1182353[/ATTACH] Will Fine+ but well centered do? Aquileia [ATTACH=full]1182349[/ATTACH] This Alexandria coin has little wear and retains most of the die detail it ever had --- and that is not much! Look at the fully unstruck areas obverse bottom and reverse top that retain the surface of the unstruck blank. [ATTACH=full]1182354[/ATTACH] I sold and gave away 3 or 4 Julians in the last year or two. They did not survive my 'condition snob' phase.[/QUOTE]
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